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Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1847), 1848-10-21, DAILY.

Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1847), 1848-10-21, DAILY. page 1

J. WM. B. THRALL & HENRY REED, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS. Ornoi toutii-eaat corner or High street and Sugar alloy TERMS. Daily per annum, Tii-wnekly par annum,-Weekly per auunm, - J7 00 4 00 2 00 Term of Advertisings Twelve linen or leal, one or three inaortiona, S' , and 55 ecnti lor each additional inacrtion for three months 50 Tor iix montha Jit lor 12 montee J12 Longer tdverlise-menta in the aaiue proportion, with deduction of 20 per cont. on the amount over $'20 in aix montha. BrniK Ykak. -For twelve linea g'i fourth oft eol nmn 520 hal f a column 30 whole column $10. BUSINESS CARDS. M ATTIIEWS St BUTTLES, ATTORNEYS and Counaelloreat Lew,Columbut,Ohlo. OHice one door aouth of 1. N. Whiting & Huntington'a Book-store, up stairt. Nov. I, 1845. F. J.Mattuihh. A. B. ButTi.aa. II. D. HOTTER, ATTORN F.Y AT LAW, and Solicitor in Chancery. Of lice on High itreet, one door north of the Exchange Bank, up ataira. May 2a. JOHN G. MILLER. Jr.. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Solicitor in Chancery. OHice in U. S. Court H and oust, Columhua, Oliio. June 10.. tf. BROADWAY HOTEL, BY DAVID MITCHELL, Broad street, Columbus, O-i. April6..dtf. I. N. WHITING HUNTINGTON, BOOKSELLERS and Stationcra, next door to the Clinton Bank.High streot, Columbus, Ohio. ' A large asaortmenj 1 1' Books and Stationery always on hand. " SEIBEKT & LILLEY, BOOK-niNDEKS, Uigh street, opposite the Public Offices, Columbus. Aug. 86, 1846. Wa. Skihkrt. IT I . V, Willinm B. Jama & Henry Jnrvia, C-fOLLECTOKS and Account Settlera, for rranklm and J adjoining counties, will attend to all business ontnisted to them, with punctuality and despatched upon reasonable terras. Olfice, op stain, first door north of McCoy s store. April 14, 1846. y. Columbus, Ohio W. E. IDE, M. D., . DENTIST. (Late of the firm of Crane & Ide, Cincinnati.) Olfice for the present at the residence of the ale. Col. M. Jcwett. May 5. .dtf. GERE, ABBOTT St CO., DEALERS in Hardware and Cutlery, Iron, Naila, Glasa, House Builders' materials, Farming and Mechanical Tools, Military lioods, 4tc. etc., No. 161 High street, sign ofthe Gilt Padlock. WM. RICHARDS DEALER in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Groce-liea, Boots and Shoes, tVc. Ace, wholesale and retail, No. 1, Goodale'a Row, High atreet. ' J. It. SC HOGGS, DEALER in Law,Modical,Theological.Classical,School and M isccllanoous Books, superior Stationery and Wall Paper, at Derby's old stand, opposite the State House. J. B. WH EATON, T-v Rllf JGIST.and Dealer in Patent Medicines, Painta.Olls, XJ Dye Stud's, Glass, die. Atc.,wliolcsaloaiid retail, corner wi of High and Broad streets, Columbus, Ulno. rsT "I'iv a uu.itoi km:. DEALERS in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Drugs. Medicines, I'ainta,Oils, Dye Studs, Leather, Boots and Tm) ' Slioes, ate., mgn etreci, lomnioua, muo. vm. C. M. KING. TVEALER IN DRY GOODS, &c, opposite Exchange XJ Hi Bnnk, Columhua. Nov. l!)..tf. r M. B. BATEHAM, EDITOR of the Ohio Cui.TivTon, a Journal of Agriculture and Horticulture, published on the 1st and loth 0 ach month. Terms $ 1 per year j four copies for $3. IS. IU.1191 W.R or l,U.. FORWARDING and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Produce Dealers, and Lard Oil Manufacturers, Canal Basin, Columbus, Ohio. J. RIDGWAY & CO'S T RON FOUNDRY, Broad street, near the Bridge, Colum X bus. Ohio. btovesotaliiuuas,anuagreaivurieiyuii tings, always on hand. Oct. 1, 1841. COLUMBUS HAT STORE. X K ItnniSII.I.. Hiuh street, onnosite the State Build J ings, always keeps on hand a good assortment of Hats and Caps ot me latest laauions. nais himib w wmm. Ns7.II. IlfllTHK. T7- WINNE is "at Aome" in the Neil Houso, and will J.Y. render all ao who make their atay with mm. Deo 10. dtr I. AW. PR. WILCOX and A. F. Pkiirt will practice Law, aa . nnrinra in Franklin and adioining counties. Office on eaat aide or High atrcet, oppoaito I. N. Whiting dr. Hunt, burton a Bookstore Fob. Id. .t-wtf. UN. AVII.ISIIIKF. 1IILEY. Dentist. Columhua. Ohio. l Auent for Alcock'a Premium Teeth. For sole Baker it. Riley's Patent Forcep Kcy May 13..t-wly, I ITV I.IVI'TIV STABLE. THE subscriber has removed to the new brick atablobuill by Dr. L. Goodale, corner of Sugar and Fair alleys, a few steps from High street, and renr of the Capitol House. trr JIUUSLS assu uahhmiukcs j j t.r. i . um Nov 2. .dif. J. massev; W A. lUnCOV Ar f't.. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods and Groceries, opposite the Stale nouse, Ulgu sired, vwuinuu., GEORGE E. WALC'UTT, SiGJV AND BANNER PAINTER, Nov.9...dtf. COLUMBUS, OHIO. nviva VII) SHOES. ANOTHER lot just arrived by eiprcss. including light je2l. H. COWLF.S 6l CO. 1.V1H THE I.A1HKSJ A SPLENDID assortment of Ryan'a " Prcminm Shoes J. rr sale at the Dry Goods store of Fay Si. Kibourne Ho. 1, Goodale s Kow. l,all auu eiamiue iiieui. May 13. ii t'r 1,1'f inni nv P.XPRESS. a v A u i l-'i V ni r'iel, Turk Sntin snil Chamelion Silk Par- J asola j Also, now style French Lawns, Grenadine Shawls, and a variety ot t nnges. M""("oon, NGS May II. one door Houlh of the Capitol lluuu. eisrnv TFA IkllTIIDNE! AND if you donor it call and try somo of the kind that will recommend itself Only 75 cts per In.,, at M. OtXIDING'S, April 2(1.. One door south of the Capitol House. IAarifoul K MsTsT1 114" If. Snectaclcs. for all aeM. and in a creat Ttiriety ol" frame. Alto, Spectacle li laits, ol low price, Feb. 7. of all It i lull, lilted in oW frainn at nliort notire, aad ice,by VV. A. TLATT & CO., BRUSHES. Whitewashing, scruhbiiig. dusting, shoe house, paiet, varnish, hair, clothes and tooth brushes at the I April i.j mil i (COUNTRY MERCHANTS supplied with gennine J Queeuslieag and Cruin creek Scythe Sloacs, less than ve belore ottered in una moraet. ny GEI1K, ABBOTT fc CO., May. 4 Sign of the Gilt Padlock limniliF Manilla rone 1 inch to U inch in dura j eter -, alen, hemp rope and line packing, yarn aod twine, at the aign or the jul)3. GILI' PADLOCK. (1APES, Cnllnra and ChimiactU. J A good stock, offered very low at April 24..dly, ' M. GOODING'S, VP invi lts OP THE WEED! lOME-snd trv somo of the best flavored Cavendish To- I . . . ,',viiiim:iu S dscco in llie city, ian ai wi, vwi,i,ii,o, April ili. One door south of the Capitol House. 1-MIIVtlll V KltlCIUHH. jf Somelliing new j also. Frenrh, English. Scotch, Ameri' can ano L.inen do., one door aoum oi ,apiui nn,.. April 21. .d. M. GOODING. VARNISH. T?l'RNITURE VARMSH Nos. 1 and I. Also, Polish- A ing and Coach Body Varnish, lor sale ny 1. B. WHEATON, Druggist, March 19. Comer of High and Broad streets, ANVILS. GENUINE Mouse-Hole Anvils, at the sign of the May 13. GILT PADLOCK iOLD FENS. A fresh supply received this day. and A lor sale very low. W A. PLATT & CO, April 3. 1R47. Neil House. rtllll SMITHS will please notice that we have forssli J at the sign or the Gilt Padlock. H.l. High street, 100 rima isairels, assonea.trom ou to zuosus inuin pninu. Also. Gun Locks oTvanoua kinde. Butts, Guards and Thim bles, German Silver, Sheet Brass and almost all other Gus) material. bene, asaoi i m. Dee. 9. "I LOVES J V dot. super black and light colored1 kid. Also, lac lisle, silk. etc. Call in at M. GOODING S, April 24. .dly. One door south of Capitol How. OHIO VOLUME XII. LIME. FRESH burnt Lime at 0 cents per buahel, conatantly kept on hand, at the Rail Road Lime Kilna, near the Penitentiary. July 10 ,.t-w AND STILL MORE. GIMPS, Fnngca, Laces, Nclt Goods, tor capos, &e., white and colored Cranes, black Silk Mitta, plain and onibrui dered Liale Thread Gloves, Ingrain Hoae, Silk Warp Alpa caa, I, men Cambric Handktrchieii, l run i.inena, Swiss auu Jaconet Minimi, aaaoited needlea, cVc. Juit ree'd by aug). M. GOODING. Gilt ASS AND GRAIN SCYTHES. T Blood's grain, assorted, 48 to 64 inches. Waldruns" " " " " " grass " 40 to SO ' Newton Darling's, " ' " Bihlcy's, " " " " " Blood's, " ' " " " Brown's Just received from the manufacturers, and for sale to coun try merchants at Now York prices. 4 !Li,l innrvi-T a. rn UE.ur., i vf vv., Mny 4. Sign of the (Jilt I'adlnck. GKKK. AliliOTT & CO.. JVo. 1G1, llijrh ttrrrt, sign of the Uilt Paillock, HAVE In store and offer for salo. a general assortment 0 Foreign and Domestic Hardware and Cutlery, house builders' roods, gun materials, farming snd mechanical tools, sash, pninta, oil. varnish, carriage trimmings, whips, mats, 4tc. Thankful for past favors, we hope, by close attention to buainess, and increased facilitica for accommodating cue tomers, to mstit and receive a liberal share of patronage. ION1ERY. 50 dozen Ladies', Misses and Children's Hose, new and cheap t also, a fine stock of Gents' half Huso, at M. GOODING'S, April One dnor south of the Capitol House. SAWS. rjOF. & CO., and Wilmot & Rowland's Mill and Cross LJ. cut Saws j Hoe At Co. and Wilmot Kowland a Lircularao.j Spear &. Jackaon's and other Hand do.) Pannel and ripping do.j Rtitchera' and Bock do.; Billott and Turning Wchh do. July If.. GERE, A B BOTT&CO. NOIHP.TIIING 11)11 THE LADIES. VORY Fans, gold and steel bends, purse clasps and rings, nurse twist, sadier silk, embroidoringsilks and worsteds. imbroidcring patterns, canvass for embroidering, ailk, lineo nd worsted braids and taoes. linen and cotton lloss, victo ria cord, silk and linen fringes, jicnnet and awiss cdgingl and inscrtiuus. linen, thread anil lisle laces, eilginga and in- scrtings, and many other little fixius, may lie found cheap at 11. liWUI'UNll .5, May 1. One door aouth of Capitol Houso. CORN KNIVES. TUST received fifty dozen Corn Knives, light nnd heavy, anil tor sale at the sign oi tne eepll. GILT PADLOCK. PURE WATER. ENNISON'S Patent Diaphragm WatcrFilier. We have iust received a few of these verv valuable articles which are "highly recommended by oil who have seen them in use, nnd which wo ore readv to sell at manufacturer's prices, with cost of transportation; GERE, ABBOTT At CO. nov. n. 200 KEGS JUNIATA NAILS, just received and for sale at the sign of the . Sept. 10.1 PAD PADLOCK. GENUINE MOUSE-HOLE ANVILS, UST received and for sale at the sign of the Sept. 10. GILT PADLOCK. NEW BONNETS. UST received hv the subscribers, a new and well aelected assortment of Neanolitian. Prince Albert, Fancy Braid and plain Leghorn and Straw Bonnets, which can be afford od at unusually low prices. FAY A. K1LBOURNE. WOOL. T YMAN REED &. CO., (Successors to Reed, Hurd & J Co..) General Comnustiinn Merchants, tfostun. Hj Particular attention paid to the sale ot wnol. and 1ID- ral advances mode ou consignments. may io..uiy. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. T AMPS and Bunds) India Rubber Cloth ami n hipsj Oil Cloth and Alois; f stent Lcnllicrand omuingsj Patent Cloth and Dash Frames ) Light Frames and Tassclls j Springs and Axles. GERE, ABBOTT & CO. A DUOS' SHOES. Just received a lino esnrtinont i ol' Ladies' French Morocco and Kid Grecian Ties and Buskins, at the sinn of the Golden Boot, which are selling oil choaper thin ever before aold in thia city. " . , ti it iriltlllir T jan zu. r. T ATEST STYLES DRESS GOOUS. lJ Cameo Tissues, Grenadines, Crystslines, Silk and Wool nrogos, plain and fancy, one door eouiu oi lapnoi nnuse. April 2 . .d. M. GOODING, LUMBER! LUMBER I The subscriber has on hand for sale at his Steam Saw Mill, 3 miles west of Columbus, a lame and complete assortment of Country Lumbor of almost every variety and description. Having reeled Drv Mouses, will also have s large quantity of sea- aoned flooring on am) alter the 1st of March. Also, a quantity of Reftise Lumber that will be sold at reduced pricea. All good orders for Lumber will be prompt ly attended to. reo.o..ii.j m. i. i.ii . . I- AMP OIL. 300 gallons Bleached Winter Strained J Sperm Oil, a superior article : 200 gallons Whole Ooil, for sole hy FAY & Kll. BOURNE, nee. I. No. l.W, High Street. SAWS. MILL, cross-cut, ripping, hond, pannel, circular, wetiii, bock, butchers' and compass saws, at the sign ot" tha ine!!4. liILT fAULUta. MACHINE CARDS ol the best quality. both in sheets and lellels, for sale less than the market price, by GLnr,, Annul i iu,, May 4. Sign of the Gilt Padlock. McCULLY'S WINDOW GLASS. l.W boxes assorted, from 7 x SI to ai X ai, for sale very low by glkk, a iwiu i i ec Moy 4. Sign of the Gilt Padlock. MACHINE CARDS. 1(10 sets ol Machine Lards, iust received from the .Manufactory at Leiccater.Mas- siichusetts, and for sale at No. 16'J, High street. ' r i tr i. L'll firvl r D K f 1)PC. 7. r AI Ob lU.iDUUIMl&. IX TARKET BASKETS. Willow Market UaskeU, lvi. a line article, at the GILT PADLOCK. Oct. I. SELLING OUT VERY CHEAP. OUR stock or Summer Goods may be had lor cosh, exceedingly low. Call soon at angl, M. GUUDINU. 100 dozen Files, OF Spear dt Jackson, Mottram, llibotson, Butcher and other celebrated makers, for sale at the sign of the April 7. lilLl fAiu.ui.ri. NO. 101 HIGH STREET. ONE HUNDRED pairs Eliptic Springs lor buggies and carriagea, just received and for sole at the sign or tha Sept. 10. gilt i-aululh. SMITH'S VICES "F Domestic Manufacture, the best in the market, lor yj sale at the sign of the GILT PADLOCK. Sept. ia Solar Lnrd Lampa, 0 F Cornelius A. Co.. manufacture. Also, Lamp Trim- ) mingo of all kinds, wholesale or retail, by Feb. l" W. A. PLATT A. CO., Ail Hum. PRUNING SHEARS, Ac Budding and pruning knives, bush hooks, brier scythes, hoes, rakes, spades, idea trowels, grass hooks, picks and mattocks, lor sole at e sign of the April 1. GILT PADLOCK. NEW GK)DS. T1A1NTF.RS will fiiift Die best brushes, paints, oils, Tar A nishes. Japan. smalts, japanned tin, pumice atone, sand paper, Ore., c., at the siga ol u,e olr,,nr- TJUM PS. Copper, cistern and well pumps ) also. Doug' A lass' latent rotary pumps, lor ssie ni uic f,u" ". july3. GIL'P PADLOCK. PARASOLS, iiunniYi iwni"r"', -iiv HAMS, Ac This day received another lot of ih. A.,k rhuonble Silk, and Torque Satin Parasols, ao Also, a lew pieces Friendly Ginghams, Bonnet Ribbons, Coronation Lord, etc. Also, Rice Foundation, (a new article for Milliners j Bo. net W hslebones, Blsck and W hile Crape and Crape Liesa e. June 14. M. GOODING. T1RINTS, PRISTS, PRINTS.-A large lot offered A at reduced prices and ao mistake. Call soon st u i,w,iii Ki:'Q May I. One door south or Capitol Hons. T3ICH Dnmnsk Embroidered Table Covert, a XV superior article, just reeved April 26. One door south of the Capitol llouie. STATE DAILY. COLUMBUS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1848 FAIRIIAIf K'8 PATENT PLATFORM Scales and Counter Balances at manufacturer's prices. For snlo by Ul-.ril',, tiinuri- c uo. April 3. Sign of the Gilt Pad Lock. RICH CURTAIN. GOODS 4-4 Oiled Turkey Rod Curtain stuff: also, white lace and embroidered white do. at April 24. .dly. M. GOODING'S. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. SPRINGS, axles, enamelled leather, lace lull, linen cloth, painted canvass, gum cloth, patent leather, brass nals, knobs, bands, light trainee, lampa and joints, at the sign ol the June 24. GILT PADLOCK. RECEIVED BY EXPRESS. VENdava later from Philadelphia, anothet lot of those desirable Fricndlr Ginuhams. Also, a good assortment or Figlish double purple Prints and Chintz Goods, warranted good colors. Call at augSU. M. GOODING'S Genuine Armitage Mousehole Anvils, OOLID box and conimou Vises, for sule nt the sign of the KJA pril I. GILT PADLOCK. Renle nnd I'resses. SEALS Engraved, snd Sent Presses furnished, for Note ries Public, Common Plcss and Supreme Court, Recorders, dec. oVc, at very low prices and short notice, by March 17. W. A. PLATT & CO., Noil House. QEIVES, 25 doi. Scivea, assorted numbers ; of iron, kj brake, and hair, nt the GILT rADLULK. hrasa, and hair, nt the SAWSI SAWS!! 50 Mill Saws, of Cast and German Steel, for sale at the sign of the Dec. 11. GILT PADLOCK. (SHOEMAKER'S TOOLS of nearly every descrip-O tion. for sale at the Shoe and Leather Store of Mar SO, 1817. II. II. KIMBALL. CITY LOTS I OR SALE. TWENTY-SIX ln-lnts, pleasantly situated on tho south-enol port or the city, (title good,) for snlo by Dec. 9, 11117. j. RIDGWAY & CO STARCH. rpilE Columbus Starch Factory is now in operation. The X attention nt dealers and others is requested to tne ueau-til'ul article of Pearl titareh now being made. Countrv Merchants and others aupplicd from the depotat the Ohio Drug Store, by S. CLARK & CO. Cash and the highcat markot price at all times puid for vv Intel l orn. nepi. j. White Lend. Oil nnd Briinhes. rpWENTY bbls. Linseed Oil, in whole and half barrela; X 100 kegs White Lead ; Varnish, Paint and Whitewash Rrtishrt. July Iti. GERE, ABBOTT & CO. ATTENTION I rTMIE undersigned, a Philologist, nnd graduate of acele J. brntcd foreign University, will bo ready to give lessons m the Greek, Latin and German languages, at any hour. Teriua verv low. Keftrenret: Rev. Mr. H. L. Richonls.Drs. Jones fcCnse and Prof Dr Smith. r. JtJIliNStJXV, Dr.ol I'liil. Nov. 18. .dtl'. CALL AT M. GOODING'S, ONF. DOOR SOUTH OF TUK CAPJTOl.IIOUSit, 1 "1THF.RF. vou mnv hnd one of the bestsclccted and mo: VV desirable stock of Fancy and Staple Drv Goeds in tho citv, whicli are nearly ail new, ann were purchased low lor cash, and will he sold aa cheap aa lliey can oe louml any here. April 21.. a. WOOD AND WILLOW WARE. Willow wa-eons and chairs, clothes, work and market boskets. cedar and pine washing tubs, dour and common painted paile, sugar and spice boxes, just received at the sign of the Jllly3. IJlI-l 1'APLUI.N. WIRE DISH COVERS. A few setts left, nt the sign of the july3. GILT PADLOCK. CORSETS CORSETS, WHITE and Urown, Plain and Embroidered, of the best quality, offered low by aug2U. M. GOODING. DECIDEDLY SWEET. 8UI1L3. home made Mignr, well drained, all manniactureo at the celebrated Union county campa. Those who mav wish to eat delicious country molasses at this season, woiild do well to call and try somo our sugar, which will be sold cheap, wholesale or rotuil, by HI. IHJUII 1VI, augl. Ono door South of Capitol House. A Til) COPPF.R PLATK PR1NTF.R, Ambos Building. XX Steel, Copper and Wood Engraving, in all its various brnnrlicR. nnallv oxacuted. ISusiiiess, visiting, and rroicssionai uarus engraven snu pr ntcd to order. Stnte, County, Society, and other Seals cngravod on brass or wood. Wood type of all sizes cut to order. Ladies and (ientlemen haviug Card Plates can have Cards printed op short notice. junc'iUdtf. Watrhes, Jewelry, Wlvcr-Wnrr, Lninps, e.f It. Win. A. I'latt dr to., (in me neu jionse,; HAVE ou baud a good assortment ot Watches, Jcwelrv, Silver-Ware, tSour Jsimp, Perfumery, Spectacles. (Concnve. Convex and Perifocal.) Dia-niond pointed Gold Pens, (bent maker',) Gold and Silver Pencils nnd Thimbles. Comlis, Brushes for the Hair, Clothes and Teeth, Plated and Britania Castors, Candlesticks, Cnke Baskets and Tea-Sets, superior Razors, ( war- rmxtea.) rocket Knives and scissors, genuine t lemmings Needles, best quality, Pistols with one and ail barrels. Clocks, Lamp Glass and Lamp Wick, Watch Makers' Tools and Materials. tVc. dec, all of which they are now selling at very low prieee. Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired by experienced workmen and warranted. Also.sealsKngraveclforiSotariei County snd State officers. Societies, &c. &c., and Seal Presses of an excellent and cheap construction furnished ai short notice. Dec. 15. E. GAVER. MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 10(), HIGH STREET. (Opposite United States Hotel,) ANNOUNCES to his old customers and the public generally, that he has int received a splendid assortment of Rrofldclothfi, CfiKsimcres and Vesting, of all colors and qualities, together, with suitable trimmings. Also, a full assortment of Summer Cloths, Linens, ftc. Ac. fnr Coots and Pants. AH of which will be made up to order in the latest style, on (he shortest notice, ai.d warran ted to ht in all enses READY MADE Cf.OTHINfl Got on with eroat care at very moderate pricea. Special attention will be paid to cutting all garments for Genu, as well as Juveniles. (p Latest Fashions just received. XI May29..dfm. SEED STORE & AGRICLLTURAL WARE- KUU.TI. fAVw Ftort, next door li es! of the Pott Office.) JUST received, a large and general assortment of Gar-Ann Fiki.d Sr.rits, embracing every desirable va rietv adapted to this climate. Jow is the time to obtain seeds for choice vegetables, as planting time is at hand And to the ladies we have to offer a select and large vari ety of Flatter Heed. Catalogues of seeds and fruit trees at the store. A Iso. in stort. Pratt's Corn rianter. which the farmers are generally invited to call and examine, together with ploughs, 6lc. 60 boshels timothy seed, osage ornwre, and mnstnrd seed : also, on consignment, a large lot of fruit trees, for sale very low. Anction The room is now ready for the reception ol goods to be sold at public sale, and we shall exert ourselves to give satisfaction to all who may favor os with goods to be sold in that manner. jstv. utnn. April 8..dtf. New Tailoring nnd Dry Goods Establishment. L. P. PRESTON & CO., ( Aw 201, High street. Corner of Kirh Street,) TT AV1NG mtu red the services of Mr. Srwri.l, as fore- XX man, (whose well known skill in fitting needs no praise,) and also tome of the best journeymen Tailors in the city, are prepared to manufscture all kinds of clothing in the neatest manner, and on short notice. Cutting for others to make up, and repairing, will be promptly attended to. ThM ) ilm enl srtred their store room, and are receir- ing a large supply of Dry Goods ; so they can safely say hey have one of the most desirable assortments of both Dry Good$ nd Clothing in tht City. N. B. Groceries. Boots, Shoes. Hats. Cans, Bonnets, Ate., alwava on hand, at price that will not fail to suit Boyera. Columbus, April 13, 1847.. .tw. OURNAL BOOKS & STATIONERY. JOSEPH R. SCROGGS, BookttUtr and Stationer, opposite the Mate I owe. REVOLUTION. In comequcce of the recent reT-olution in France, and the present eicited state of Ku rope, the mbscribcr lellinc liooki, Stationery. eVc. at greatly reduced pricoi. His slock of Books. Statiouerj, Paper Hangings, &c.f is Terr full, and great tiarcains arm to be hod. " 1'rogress " is the word, and wa into nil selling on verr low, to moke room for a new stock. I'urcltQsers will find it to their advantage to en II on us first and lnt. " So mote it bo." April 13.1 J. R. SCUOGGS. irANDIIOOK OF Young Artists and Amateurs in Oil Painting being chiefly a compilation from the celebrated Manual ol Ilouvier. and others. The whole id an led. bv the method of its arrangement, and the completeness of its detail, as well for a text book in Academics, of both sexes, as for self-instruction; with a new explanatory and critical vocabulary! for snle by Feb.ai. J. K. S(, HOGGS. PAriJt 1IANGINGS.-A choice and well selected asifortnii'iit ol" nvirv varietv and nricn. from ttlrfl to 518 per di-zon bolts; Horde ring of almost every description, vnrying in price from 26c to 2,50 per strip, of 10 yds. e invito panicuiar attention 10 me anove rapera snd Bordering!, iscling confident that the v will com no re favor- ablv with anv other stock in the citv. For sale at the Book store of March 251 J. It. SCROGGS. FITCH ON CONSUMPTION. SIX Lectures 011 the usos of the Lungs, snd causes, pre vention, and euro of Consumption, Asthma, and disea ses of the Heart. These lectures are intended as a dircc tor to all classes, (both male and female.) in the prevention and cure of those fatal maladies, (.root truths are herein tnutrlit. which, if fully under.tood. implicitly believed, and judiciously followed, will, we doubt not, lead to in almost total annihilation ot fulmonary Consumption. r or sale uy augo. j, it. StliUuup. 1NDKI.LIIILE INK. HARRISON'S Columbiuu Indellible Ink, said to be the best ever manufactured, and requiring no preparation in its use. For sale by J, R, LSCROGGS. sepfi. PKKSCOTT'S WORKS COMPLETE. Ferdinand and Isabella, 3 vols. Conquest of Mexico, 3 vols. Conquest of Peru, vols. Miscellany, 1 vol. For sale by augiif. J. R. SCROGGS. WILCOX'S DIGEST. ADIGF.ST of the first lb vols, of the Ohio Reports, containing all the caBes ever reported at law and in equity in tho Supreme Court of the State of Ohio in Bank, by r. li. Wilcox. Just puuiislicd and lor sale ty aug30. J. R. SCROGGS. STANDAItl) WORKS. HISTORY ol the United States of Nerlh America, from the plantation of the British Colonies till their assumption of National Independence, in 4 vols. For salo bv augSU. J. R. SCROGGS. UI1KAKY OF GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, EMRKACliNG History, Biography, Astronomy, Architec ture, Natural History, Poetry, Tale, Sic , &c, einbel lishcd with over !!00 engravings ; emp. Uvo.; and nil for one dollar. For sale at nug30. SCROGGS'. THE MELODEON. A CHOICE selection of Songs, Duetls.Quarlctts. Rounds Waltzes and Marches, w ith a history of music, and illustrated with numerous engravings. Price 25 cts. for sale st augau. onuuua-. LOUD BOLINGISROKK'S works complete, 4 vols., includimr his life, together wild additional n formation relative to his personal and public character, n- or salo by augm j. k. bluuhus. BANCROFT'S History of the United KtRtes 3 vols. For sale by augl28. J. R. SCROGGS. RAILROAD COMPLETE FROM CINCINNATI TO SANDUSKY CITY. tittle Miami Huilroad Change of J lourtt Connecting with the Mad Jlivir and J.uke Erie Railroad at Fpritifijield. ON and aftor Saturday, September 2d, Ifllfl, until further notice, Passenger Trains will run as follows: Leve Depot Fast Front street, at 7j o'clock, A. M., and S o'clock, P. M., for Milford, Foster's Crossings, Deer lie Id, Morrow, Waynesville, Spring Valley, Xenia, Vellow Springs and Springfield. Returning, leaves Springfield at 4 o'clock, A. M., and 3 o'clock. P. M. Psssengers for New York, Boston, and intermediate points, should tuke the o'clock, P. M. Train, which pioceeds directly through to Sandusky City. Passengers for Columbus, Zanesville, Wheeling, and intermediate towns, should take the o'clock, A.M., Train. The Ohio Stage Company are running the following Jinea in connection with the Trains : A Daily Daylight Lino to Columbus from Springfield in connection with the Morning Train from Cincinnati. Also, Daily Lines to Columbus, from Xenia snd Springfield, connecting with the 1 o'clock, P. M., Train from Cincinnati.Excursion Tickets to and from Sandusky City, 50 to and from Kuilalo, ,.(. Fare from Cincinnati to Xenm 1 W '4 Springfield 1 m ' Sandusky City 7 00 " BullaU 10 00 " Columbus 4 60 Passemrers for Buffalo will save two mii.LARS by taking through tickets st Cincinnati, For other inlormntion and 1 1 iron 2 h Tickets, apply ai the Ticket OHice, on Broadway, near Front St., Cincinnati. sop III. W. ii. vLp.ftibft if puperinienncnt. W. E. IDE, M. D., (Of the late firm of Crane hie, Cincinnati.) HAS permanently located in Columbus, and tenders his services in every branch of Dental Surgery. Among the improvements that he Ims acquired, by more than tea ears extensive practice ann intercourse wun me pnneaPM'ii, le inritcs attention to the following : 1st. A substitute for tUe file in nearly all eases of pluging teeth, by which the pain is very materially diminished. 2d. A method of introducing the gold, by which fillings are much more compact and durable. 3d. A mode of adapting plale teeth, by which an easy fit is rendered more certain, and danger of injury to the natural ones almost entirely obvinted. Otlice for the present, at the dwelling ot the late m. jcw ett. Jour -J.. iltl. OHIO MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. Fire find Life Insurance. THIS Company continues to take risks on Lives and Property, on the most approved principles of Mutual Insurance. Fire Department. fry The average cost of Insurance in this Depart ment,is less than one-fourth per cent, per annum. t'ohcies issued on the mutual or casn pian at me op tion of the applicant. 1, lie jjepanmem. Policies on Lives issued daily at one-half the usual rates of premium. N. B. Advantages made available on two or more contin grncies. For information, apply at the office, Carpenter's Building, between the Exchange and Citv Banks, High street, Co I 1'IVIIVl'IIV i- 1 L L-I'l'll Sept. lb, IJVI51wy. Secretary. EI RE FIR E FI R E. THE HROTr. TloK Inm HAiv r. Compakt, of llartfoid, Conn., continue at their auency in tins city to insure Dwelling Houses, Stores and Warehouses, Mills. Manufactories, etc., and the contents of each, together with every other similar aperies ot property, aoaisst loss on dam age ht riRK. j ne rates ot premium oncreu are as tow as those of anv other similar institution t and settlements of losses characterized by the well known liberality of Uus long established Company. vmce in tne city bank tsuildmg. op stairs. Oct. I3..lyd. J. WM. BALDWIN. Agent. Columbine liiMiranre Compiiny. fire and Marine. This Company continues to insure everyspecies of build ing, and the furniture, marhinerv. roods, warea and niercan- dizes and other property contained therein, against lose or aamsge dt nre ; also, steamboats snn sll sail vessels, ano tne cargoes of steamboats, sail vessels, keel-boats, flat-boats and other water-craft, against the perils of seas, lakes and rivera on the most favorable terms. A. S. CHEW, June I, IB44. dtf. Htcrettny A RARE CHANCE FOR PRINTERS. FOR sale, the materials of a Printing OHice. consisting chiefly of a power press, price jOUO ; 360 lbs. of smsll pica, 340 Ibe. of long primer. 400 lbs. of bourgeois, (nearly sew, I JO lbs. ot minion. 100 lbs. of brevier, imposing stones, eases, stands, stirks. galleys, chases, sVe., etc. An nppor-tanity might be afforded to a suitable person to psy in part for the materials, by printing a weekly religions newspaper. A Isrire and extended job office might be conducted. Address, post paid, the pnhiiphers of the WESTERN CHRISTIAN JOURNAL, April 17. .dtf. Columbus, Ohio. NUMBER 92. OiJSClJV jNATI. SOUTIIGATE, HAWTHORN & CO., have in store and fnr sale on liberal terms, 60 hf and qr pipes Alexandre Seignetfe Brand? j 25" Alaglnry Brandy. Vintage l18j 10" " " J. B. Gcnlard do. " l05j 15" Otnrd, Dupuy & Co.. doj 5 " Lafavette doj 10" J.J.'Duduv dot 60 qr casks Madeira Wines, various Brands; 100 Port do do do do; 60 " " Sherry do do 30 " Sweet Malaga do 25 " Ory do do SO cases Cabinet Champaign Wine j do j doj oil baskets iapoieon ao ooj 20 Sun 6l Eagle doj 10 " Crown do do; SO " Unidsick do do; 50,000 Regalia Cigars, various brands; 10 tierces Calabria Liquorice, " in mass" GO boxes Cut and Dried Cue wing Tobacco t 100 " Mo, 12s Tobacco. our own brand;" 1(H) " " lbs do do; l(Ml Va. " do various brands 100 " " " do do do; 100 bogs Rio Coffee) 60 " Old Gov't Java Coffeoj 10 I'imento: 60 baskets Sallad Oil; SO chests do do in flasks ; SO cases Rudishcimerbeig 44 Rhine Wine " 10 " Sparkling Hock S00 brls Bourborn Whisky, 3 to 8 years old; 0 puncneons 01. Croix numj 2 ' Jamaica do; 10 pipes Pino Apple Gin t SOUTIIGATE. HAWTHORN & CO.. Cincinnati, May 4. i Columbia st. SCOTCH ALE AND LONDON PORTER 60 casks Scotch Ale, J. & R. Tenuenl's brand; 60 do London Porter, R. Byass' do. In store and for sale by SOUTHGATE. HAWTHORN & CO., augl 5. 24 Columbia st. miAMPAGNE. y 6 60 baskets Haustick Champagne, In pints and quarts; Xi3 oo enquot do inqts; SO do Cabinet do do. 60 do sundry brands ; In store and for sale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN At CO., augl 5. 24 Columbia st. BURGUNDY PORT WINE. 75 qr ens In Burgundy Port Wine, F. Duran's brand, in store and for sale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN & CO., auglS. Mo. 2t, Columbia st., Cincinnati, CLARET. 'jO boxes Claret, sundry brands, in store and for sale bv SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN it, CO., augl5. 24 Columbia st SIX TWIST TOBACCO. 100 kegs Southgatc, Hawthorn & Co's No. 6 twist Tobacco, in store and for sale by SOUTIIGATE, HAWTHORN & CO., nugl5. 24 Columbia st. ROOKS AND STATIONERY. THE subscriber having withdrawn from the firm of Der by. Bradley Sc Co., will continue the business ot Pub-liehiiiff and Bookselling under the (inn of H. W. Herbv & Co.. at No. 145 Main street ; and on the 10th of April, opened an entire new stork of Law, Miscellaneous, Theological, School and Classical Hooks, together with a lull assortment of Staple and Fancy Stationery. The experience he has had in buying books for the Western country, has enabled him to purchase the present new stock upon terms that will be in advantage to those of hit mends ami customers, who may luvnrnim with thfir orders. And they can rely upon nnding at all times, a tun stock on hand ; and orders by mail, or otherwise, for quantities, or single volumes of books, will receive prompt attention. Cincinnati, April m. 11. w. ulkhi. . TO THE PURLIC. HAVING completed our new Piano and Tea Warerooma, and received our first shipments, consisting of 36 splen did Pianos, and 300 chests choice Teas, we invite purchasers and dealers in those articles to call and examine our stock which will be replenished weekly. Our Tens aro purchased for cush direct from Importers, and our Pianos being from the manufactory of Stodart & Dunham, iew ora, cannot be equalled in tne U. states. The Pin no Saleroom is over the Tea Warerocms, and oc cupies the whole upper part of the building. Peas put up in 4 and j pound packages, of better quality, in better style, and at lower prices than of any of the East ern packing bouses. SMITH & NIXON, n. t. corner in and walnut streets, Cincinnati, u. augl. MGIITNIN; RODS. Oice and Manufactory on Sixth ttretl, between Main and Walnut, C'tnn'nnafi, Ohio. SPKATTS Patent SpiralTwisted Carboniied Iron Lightning Roda, in ten leet lengtha, with Glasa lsolaters and Brass screw, connecting ioiots, improved Metalic Attach mcnta for brick or frame, togetlior with his Cylinder throe prong'd Copper head, mounted with fifteen silver points, which nave tne power ol ante ann silently cliscnnrging tne sir of its superabundant electricity, more than any rod ever brought before the public, so that any buildings, sufficiently prnviilcd with these rods, aro beyond a doubt, safe from the awful consequences of lightning ; these roda are so easily arranged thnt any one can readily attach them. The im mense patronage and extensive use of these Lightning rte-pellers, proves how satisfactory they are received by the public. Hollow GiltCopper Balls and Weather Vanes for Churches, Sec. Price only ten cents per foot, which includes the Head, Glass Isolaiera, Metallic Attachment, packing and all charges. Distant orders promptly forwarded. An allowance to 1TJ" Mr. JOHN BURR, of Columhua, it appointed Agent of the Manufacturer for the aale of tho above named Lightning Rods, with whom orders mny be left. May 8. .6m a.A.BIDWKI.I. JOSIAH DRAKI.1 G. A. niDWEI.L Ar CO., Commimion and Produce Merchants, No. 13, West Front St., Cincinnati. LIBERAL Cash Advanceamade on consignments of Produce or other merchandize. KKrzn TO Measick, Taylor & Watts, Dngget'e &. Bruce, John Kugler, James Calhoun, T. II. Yoatman, Marsh &. Co. M. Kugler A- Son, Ellis & Morton, L. Worth ington. Dec. 17. -dly. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. WF. beg leave to inlorn the Merchants of the Western country that we are now receiving in addition tn our former etrock a very extensive varietv of Goods in the Hard ward line, of American, English and German manufacture. We particularly request the Merchants to sn examination of our stock before they make their purchases in other markets, as we are confident that our prices will be found corresponoinuiy inw wun tnose ot new York and other r.aa tern cities. Our stock is comprised in part of the following i I ollin's, Simmon's, and Mann's Axes Mill and X Cut Saws; Grass snd Grain Scythes Scythe Sneaths; Sickles t Hay ami Manure Forks Ilamcs Tracee Hoes; Antila Shovels and Spades ; And Looking Glasses. Also, a complete assortment of Shelf Hardware. Prompt and particular attention will be given to all or-ders entrusted to our care. MEAD ox WINSTON. March 4. .t-wtf. No. 16 Pearl street, Cincinnati. QIIPKRIOR COLORED DAGl'ERRE-O OTYl'i; The tuhscriber would respectfully aa nounce to the citizens of Columbus and its vicinity, that he has taken rooms in Ambos' block, where he is prepared to eiecute Daguerreotype likenesses,by sn improved process, wnicn gives to tne picture a murb noerlono man mooes oi operating. Persons wishing anything in the line of this art. are respectfully invited to call at his rooms. Perfect satisfaction given, or no charge. rersons are taught the art or taking iixenesses ano preparing all kinds of Chemicals used by Dsgnerresn artists, on he most reasonable terms. H A. STOUUHTON. Oct 30. .dtf. DAGUERREOTYPES FOR 91,00. DAGI KKRK.OTVI'ES can be bsd for a short time at STOUGHTON'S ROOM for Ihe small sum of ONE DOLLAR! Thote who would proenre a likeness at that price musl call soon, for the subscriber continues in Columbus but a short time longer. Room in Ambos' block opposite State buildings. julyHdtl. E. A. ST0UGHT03. BOOKS & STATIONERY. (. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON, Uookiellen and Stationer, lliitk ttrtet, PIONEER HISTORY, B BY I. r. IIII.IIKKTIf, M. V-, or SMIIfZTTA. . , " ""count of tha first examinationa of til Okio Valley, and tho narlv .olrlnm.nl nl tl,. Nnr!irai!. T.rrllory, chiefly from oriiiaal manuscripts, containing th. papers of Col. Cieoma Morgan) thoae of Jud. Jiark.r tlx diaries of Joseph Bual ami Jnl.n M.tih.w. 1 th. r.. cords of the Ohio Company, Itc.i one volutin, 0o muslin, price $lfiO. r rom mi unnnnnH Caronfcle. " A most auspicious ueainainir it ia. In a book aost ralusble in its facta, interesting ia ju tiews of earlr mannora, and a monument both to th, i'ionoersof the Stat., and the skill and diligence of its author. We know th qualifications of Dr. tlildreth fur such a work, and they ar. such as few men possess, and giro at once authenticity and iaiua u in. Biaiemems. nor hut. me ruuiisnere been wanting in anything, which accuracy and typography and beauty in appearance, could communicate to the matter of Ui. writer." From the Cincinnati Allot. 41 Aa a SDACitnnn nt' th Arts, it ia erftditahU tn the Publishers, and aa a literary performance, it ii saluabi. from the mass of facts which it adds to what lias already been preaenred of our early history. " Dr. 11. ia one of thoae who hare generoualy labored in ihe causa of science and letters, and to whom the public it already much indebted. " The work contains a full account of the first settlement of Marietta, and Washington counlv. in Ohio, anil ia curious as well aa instructing, on account oi' the particularity of its details, at well as their undoubted authenticity." rrom we itncmrum uazene, " The Volume IS one ot Brent interest, and hsa been gotten out in a style at once beautiful and substantial. The work baa thus original historical value, such aa will doubtless cause it to be sought after with avidity. Its pe rusal will be attended with intense interest, for its plaii eventful, authentic account of the 1'ioucer History of tl the Weat, From the Louuville Courier. "Mr. Hildreth eujoya an extensive reputation throughout the West aa a close and patient observer, and it not loss known for his accuracy. In all tilings relating to the early history of tho West, he is known to be one of the most zealoua of men in the collection and nraservatinn of everything thnt can illustrate the early day of settlement, and one ol tho moat honest in recordin these interesting pieces of information. "The chapter' on the early ami preaentclimate of Ohio, with the natural productions of tho country,' is one of much interest, anu one mat could scarcely iiave been written by any man in tho Weat but Mr. Hildrelh." For sale at the bookstore of july27. I. H. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. JUST IN TIME. ANECDOTES and Biographical sketches of Martin Van Buren, John Van Buren, Levi Woodbury, William L. Marcy, with the lives and opinions of Benjamin Franklin Butler, United Statea District Attorney for the Southern District ol JSew York, and Jcsie Ilnvt. formerly Collecor of Customs for the port of New York s also, interesting incidents and sketches of Stephen Allen, George F. Barker, James Gordon Bennett, Samuel K. Belts, Isaac W. Bishop, Francis P. Blair, Walter Uowne, C. C. Cambrelliag, Moses J.Cantinc, J. J. Coddington, W. H. Crawford, Edwin Croswell, John W. Edmonds, Azariah C. Flagg, Loren. 10 Hoyt. Jeromna Johnston, Isaac Kibbe, Cornelius VV. Anderson, Isaac Q. Leake, Chas. L. Livingston, Edward Livingston, Mordecai M. Noah, Thaddeua Fhelps, Elijah F. I'urdy, Hogor Skinner, FeterVV. Spiece, Samuel Swartwout, Enos T. Troop, Henry Ulshocffcr, Samuel Young, and their friends and political associatea. By Wm. L. Mackenzie. The toils of law (what dark insidious men Have cumbrous added, to perplex the truth, And lengthen simple justice into trado) How glorious was the day that saw these broke And every man within the roach of right. Thompion't Seatoru. Price 37 cts. For sale at the bookstore of sepl. 1. JV. WHITING & HUNTINGTON MASTER MASONS' DIPLOMAS. MASTER Masons' Diplomat beautifully engraven on parchment. The Craftsman, and Free Mason's Guide, containing a delineation of the Rituals of Free Masonry, with the Emblems and explanationa so arranged as greatly to facilitate in acquiring a knowledge of the rites and ceremonies of the several degrees, from Entered ADnrcntice to that of Select master, ana tne urder ol rriesthood j by Cornelius Moore j 1 vol. I iniu. The Templar's Chart, or Hiorotrlvnhic Monitor, contain ing all the Emblems and Hieroglyphics explained in the valiant and magnanimous orders ol K nights of the Red Cross, K nights Templars, and Knights of Malta g designed and du ly urrungea ngreenuiv to tne moue Ol wort and lecturing by Jeremy L. Cross, K.R.C., K.T., K.M., Atc.jl vol. 12mo. Cross' Free Mason's Chart) 1 vol. l'2mo. Davis' Free Mason's Monitor; containing a delineation of the fundamental principlea of Free Masonry, etc., Ate. by 7. A. Davia t 1 vol. 12mo. r or aale at the bookstore of auglf). 1. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. SUPPLEMENT TO WILCOX'S DIGEST OF TUB OHIO KfcfUllTS. THE subscribers have in press, and will publish in a few weeks, a Supplement to Wilcox t Digest of the Ohio Reports, containing a digest of the 13lh,l Uh, loth and loth vols, of the Ohio Reports, which, in connection with hi. digest of the 12 preceding volumes, will form a full and com plete oigest ot all tne Uluo Keports from the first organisation of the Court in Bank to the close of the term lor 11)17 '48. With a General Index to the whole woik. and a complete list of all the names of cases, ice, ice. By P. B Wilcox, Attorney at Law, To accommodate those merabors of the Bar who have the digest of the first volumes of the Reports, a ufficient nura- ocr oi tne supplement will he bound up by itself. julyl'J. I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. GEN. TAYLOR'S OLD ROUGH AND READY SONGSTER. AVERY neat and excellent collection of Songt, well adapted for the eoming campaign. ' When Washington and Jackson fled Folks thought our race of heruea deadj But freedom tn hor aoil still steady, Seat gallant Taylor, the "Hough and Ready." Hurrah, hurrah, Hurrah, hurrah, . Both night and day with voices steady, Shout for our gallant " Rongh and Heady." Price 64 cts. For sale at the bookstore of eepll. I. N. WHITING at HUNTINGTON. NEW BOOKS. EDWARD VERNON j or Alv Cousin's Story. A pleasant tale for an idle hour I vol.; by E. V. Childa. A Whim and its consequences j by G P. R. James ; one of the most interesting novels that has emanaled from the author's pen ; I vol. story ot tne reninsuiar war; ny i.enerai cnaa. William Vane,M arquess of Londonderry, G. C. B.,G. C. H. Com-pleto in two parts. Just received and for aale by aug.. I. n. whitinu et HUfVl'INGTuN. MORFIT'S APPLIED CIIEMMTRYl CHEMISTRY applied to the manufacture of snap and candles. A thorough exposition of the nrincinlet snd practice of trade, in all their minutin, based upon the moat recent discoveries in science and improvements in trts, il lustrated wun one nunurea and aeventyengravinga on wood, uy iampoeii worm, practical ana analytical chemiat. For sale at the bookstore of stp. I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. DEBATE on Universnlism, held in Cincinnati, O., from March 24fh 10 April 1st. 1845. between tha Rev. E. M. Pingree and Rev. N L. Rice, in 1 vol. r or ssie ai uie oooastore ot aug31. I. N. WHITING It HUNTINGTON. JOHN O. ADAMS. TULOGY on the Life anil Character of John Ouincv Ad. J ams, delivered belore tho citizens of Columbus, April 8, IIII8, by A. F. Perry, Esq. Pamphlet, 24 pagea, 10 cts. sepld. I. N. WHITING &. HUNTINGTON. TH EH ATTLE OF BUENiTTISTA- THE battle of Buena Viata, with the operations of the " Army of Occupation," for one month ; with a map of the country near Buena Vista, and a plan of Ihe battle i by James Henry ( arloton, Captain in tbe first regiment of Dra goons I vol. Umn. This day received at the bookstore of augll. 1. N. WHI TING &. HUNTINGTON. JAMES' NEW WORK. GOWRIE,or,theKing'tl'loti by G. P. R. Jamet : price 2j cents. r Jane Eyre, an autihioirranhv. Edited h Cnmn Retl. Another new supply. Price 23 cents. i ne i enact or Wildfell Hall. By Acton Bell, author of Withering Heightbs." 1 vol. l2mo. The Swiss Familv Kohinsnn i tli tint .nH mttrnnA Swi.a New edition i vols. 18mo. 1 Ins day received at the bookstore of "gH- 1. N. WHITING &. HUNI'INGTON. FREDRIKA KKF.MER'S NEW WORK. TIROTHEKS and S:slers,a tale of domestic life, by rred-JD rika Bremer. Translated from the original unnubliahed manuscript, by Mary Howitt. Price 25 cts. ins nvmg rtooin, and otner Islet lor youth, by Joseph Alden. D. D.j 1 vol. "g5. I, N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. REV. ALBERfBARNES' NEW WORK. NOTES, Explsnstory and Practical, on the General Kpie-tlea of Jsmes, I'eier. John and Jude. By Rev. Albert Barnes ; 1 vol. Just published. Complete sets of Barnes' Notes, for ssle st the bookstore of sngS. 1. N. WHITING It HUNTINGTON. THE TAYLOR ANECDOTE NOOK. THE Taylor Anecdote Book. Anecdotes of Zachary Taylor, and the Mexican War. By Tom Owen, the bee-hunter. Together with a brief life of (Jen. Taylor, and his lettere. Illustrated with engravings. Price 25 eta. Juit received at the bookstore of aug2l. 1. N. WHITING Jr. HUNTINGTON.

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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Solicitor in Chancery. OHice in U. S. Court H and oust, Columhua, Oliio. June 10.. tf. BROADWAY HOTEL, BY DAVID MITCHELL, Broad street, Columbus, O-i. April6..dtf. I. N. WHITING HUNTINGTON, BOOKSELLERS and Stationcra, next door to the Clinton Bank.High streot, Columbus, Ohio. ' A large asaortmenj 1 1' Books and Stationery always on hand. " SEIBEKT & LILLEY, BOOK-niNDEKS, Uigh street, opposite the Public Offices, Columbus. Aug. 86, 1846. Wa. Skihkrt. IT I . V, Willinm B. Jama & Henry Jnrvia, C-fOLLECTOKS and Account Settlera, for rranklm and J adjoining counties, will attend to all business ontnisted to them, with punctuality and despatched upon reasonable terras. Olfice, op stain, first door north of McCoy s store. April 14, 1846. y. Columbus, Ohio W. E. IDE, M. D., . DENTIST. (Late of the firm of Crane & Ide, Cincinnati.) Olfice for the present at the residence of the ale. Col. M. Jcwett. May 5. .dtf. GERE, ABBOTT St CO., DEALERS in Hardware and Cutlery, Iron, Naila, Glasa, House Builders' materials, Farming and Mechanical Tools, Military lioods, 4tc. etc., No. 161 High street, sign ofthe Gilt Padlock. WM. RICHARDS DEALER in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Groce-liea, Boots and Shoes, tVc. Ace, wholesale and retail, No. 1, Goodale'a Row, High atreet. ' J. It. SC HOGGS, DEALER in Law,Modical,Theological.Classical,School and M isccllanoous Books, superior Stationery and Wall Paper, at Derby's old stand, opposite the State House. J. B. WH EATON, T-v Rllf JGIST.and Dealer in Patent Medicines, Painta.Olls, XJ Dye Stud's, Glass, die. Atc.,wliolcsaloaiid retail, corner wi of High and Broad streets, Columbus, Ulno. rsT "I'iv a uu.itoi km:. DEALERS in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Drugs. Medicines, I'ainta,Oils, Dye Studs, Leather, Boots and Tm) ' Slioes, ate., mgn etreci, lomnioua, muo. vm. C. M. KING. TVEALER IN DRY GOODS, &c, opposite Exchange XJ Hi Bnnk, Columhua. Nov. l!)..tf. r M. B. BATEHAM, EDITOR of the Ohio Cui.TivTon, a Journal of Agriculture and Horticulture, published on the 1st and loth 0 ach month. Terms $ 1 per year j four copies for $3. IS. IU.1191 W.R or l,U.. FORWARDING and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Produce Dealers, and Lard Oil Manufacturers, Canal Basin, Columbus, Ohio. J. RIDGWAY & CO'S T RON FOUNDRY, Broad street, near the Bridge, Colum X bus. Ohio. btovesotaliiuuas,anuagreaivurieiyuii tings, always on hand. Oct. 1, 1841. COLUMBUS HAT STORE. X K ItnniSII.I.. Hiuh street, onnosite the State Build J ings, always keeps on hand a good assortment of Hats and Caps ot me latest laauions. nais himib w wmm. Ns7.II. IlfllTHK. T7- WINNE is "at Aome" in the Neil Houso, and will J.Y. render all ao who make their atay with mm. Deo 10. dtr I. AW. PR. WILCOX and A. F. Pkiirt will practice Law, aa . nnrinra in Franklin and adioining counties. Office on eaat aide or High atrcet, oppoaito I. N. Whiting dr. Hunt, burton a Bookstore Fob. Id. .t-wtf. UN. AVII.ISIIIKF. 1IILEY. Dentist. Columhua. Ohio. l Auent for Alcock'a Premium Teeth. For sole Baker it. Riley's Patent Forcep Kcy May 13..t-wly, I ITV I.IVI'TIV STABLE. THE subscriber has removed to the new brick atablobuill by Dr. L. Goodale, corner of Sugar and Fair alleys, a few steps from High street, and renr of the Capitol House. trr JIUUSLS assu uahhmiukcs j j t.r. i . um Nov 2. .dif. J. massev; W A. lUnCOV Ar f't.. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods and Groceries, opposite the Stale nouse, Ulgu sired, vwuinuu., GEORGE E. WALC'UTT, SiGJV AND BANNER PAINTER, Nov.9...dtf. COLUMBUS, OHIO. nviva VII) SHOES. ANOTHER lot just arrived by eiprcss. including light je2l. H. COWLF.S 6l CO. 1.V1H THE I.A1HKSJ A SPLENDID assortment of Ryan'a " Prcminm Shoes J. rr sale at the Dry Goods store of Fay Si. Kibourne Ho. 1, Goodale s Kow. l,all auu eiamiue iiieui. May 13. ii t'r 1,1'f inni nv P.XPRESS. a v A u i l-'i V ni r'iel, Turk Sntin snil Chamelion Silk Par- J asola j Also, now style French Lawns, Grenadine Shawls, and a variety ot t nnges. M""("oon, NGS May II. one door Houlh of the Capitol lluuu. eisrnv TFA IkllTIIDNE! AND if you donor it call and try somo of the kind that will recommend itself Only 75 cts per In.,, at M. OtXIDING'S, April 2(1.. One door south of the Capitol House. IAarifoul K MsTsT1 114" If. Snectaclcs. for all aeM. and in a creat Ttiriety ol" frame. Alto, Spectacle li laits, ol low price, Feb. 7. of all It i lull, lilted in oW frainn at nliort notire, aad ice,by VV. A. TLATT & CO., BRUSHES. Whitewashing, scruhbiiig. dusting, shoe house, paiet, varnish, hair, clothes and tooth brushes at the I April i.j mil i (COUNTRY MERCHANTS supplied with gennine J Queeuslieag and Cruin creek Scythe Sloacs, less than ve belore ottered in una moraet. ny GEI1K, ABBOTT fc CO., May. 4 Sign of the Gilt Padlock limniliF Manilla rone 1 inch to U inch in dura j eter -, alen, hemp rope and line packing, yarn aod twine, at the aign or the jul)3. GILI' PADLOCK. (1APES, Cnllnra and ChimiactU. J A good stock, offered very low at April 24..dly, ' M. GOODING'S, VP invi lts OP THE WEED! lOME-snd trv somo of the best flavored Cavendish To- I . . . ,',viiiim:iu S dscco in llie city, ian ai wi, vwi,i,ii,o, April ili. One door south of the Capitol House. 1-MIIVtlll V KltlCIUHH. jf Somelliing new j also. Frenrh, English. Scotch, Ameri' can ano L.inen do., one door aoum oi ,apiui nn,.. April 21. .d. M. GOODING. VARNISH. T?l'RNITURE VARMSH Nos. 1 and I. Also, Polish- A ing and Coach Body Varnish, lor sale ny 1. B. WHEATON, Druggist, March 19. Comer of High and Broad streets, ANVILS. GENUINE Mouse-Hole Anvils, at the sign of the May 13. GILT PADLOCK iOLD FENS. A fresh supply received this day. and A lor sale very low. W A. PLATT & CO, April 3. 1R47. Neil House. rtllll SMITHS will please notice that we have forssli J at the sign or the Gilt Padlock. H.l. High street, 100 rima isairels, assonea.trom ou to zuosus inuin pninu. Also. Gun Locks oTvanoua kinde. Butts, Guards and Thim bles, German Silver, Sheet Brass and almost all other Gus) material. bene, asaoi i m. Dee. 9. "I LOVES J V dot. super black and light colored1 kid. Also, lac lisle, silk. etc. Call in at M. GOODING S, April 24. .dly. One door south of Capitol How. OHIO VOLUME XII. LIME. FRESH burnt Lime at 0 cents per buahel, conatantly kept on hand, at the Rail Road Lime Kilna, near the Penitentiary. July 10 ,.t-w AND STILL MORE. GIMPS, Fnngca, Laces, Nclt Goods, tor capos, &e., white and colored Cranes, black Silk Mitta, plain and onibrui dered Liale Thread Gloves, Ingrain Hoae, Silk Warp Alpa caa, I, men Cambric Handktrchieii, l run i.inena, Swiss auu Jaconet Minimi, aaaoited needlea, cVc. Juit ree'd by aug). M. GOODING. Gilt ASS AND GRAIN SCYTHES. T Blood's grain, assorted, 48 to 64 inches. Waldruns" " " " " " grass " 40 to SO ' Newton Darling's, " ' " Bihlcy's, " " " " " Blood's, " ' " " " Brown's Just received from the manufacturers, and for sale to coun try merchants at Now York prices. 4 !Li,l innrvi-T a. rn UE.ur., i vf vv., Mny 4. Sign of the (Jilt I'adlnck. GKKK. AliliOTT & CO.. JVo. 1G1, llijrh ttrrrt, sign of the Uilt Paillock, HAVE In store and offer for salo. a general assortment 0 Foreign and Domestic Hardware and Cutlery, house builders' roods, gun materials, farming snd mechanical tools, sash, pninta, oil. varnish, carriage trimmings, whips, mats, 4tc. Thankful for past favors, we hope, by close attention to buainess, and increased facilitica for accommodating cue tomers, to mstit and receive a liberal share of patronage. ION1ERY. 50 dozen Ladies', Misses and Children's Hose, new and cheap t also, a fine stock of Gents' half Huso, at M. GOODING'S, April One dnor south of the Capitol House. SAWS. rjOF. & CO., and Wilmot & Rowland's Mill and Cross LJ. cut Saws j Hoe At Co. and Wilmot Kowland a Lircularao.j Spear &. Jackaon's and other Hand do.) Pannel and ripping do.j Rtitchera' and Bock do.; Billott and Turning Wchh do. July If.. GERE, A B BOTT&CO. NOIHP.TIIING 11)11 THE LADIES. VORY Fans, gold and steel bends, purse clasps and rings, nurse twist, sadier silk, embroidoringsilks and worsteds. imbroidcring patterns, canvass for embroidering, ailk, lineo nd worsted braids and taoes. linen and cotton lloss, victo ria cord, silk and linen fringes, jicnnet and awiss cdgingl and inscrtiuus. linen, thread anil lisle laces, eilginga and in- scrtings, and many other little fixius, may lie found cheap at 11. liWUI'UNll .5, May 1. One door aouth of Capitol Houso. CORN KNIVES. TUST received fifty dozen Corn Knives, light nnd heavy, anil tor sale at the sign oi tne eepll. GILT PADLOCK. PURE WATER. ENNISON'S Patent Diaphragm WatcrFilier. We have iust received a few of these verv valuable articles which are "highly recommended by oil who have seen them in use, nnd which wo ore readv to sell at manufacturer's prices, with cost of transportation; GERE, ABBOTT At CO. nov. n. 200 KEGS JUNIATA NAILS, just received and for sale at the sign of the . Sept. 10.1 PAD PADLOCK. GENUINE MOUSE-HOLE ANVILS, UST received and for sale at the sign of the Sept. 10. GILT PADLOCK. NEW BONNETS. UST received hv the subscribers, a new and well aelected assortment of Neanolitian. Prince Albert, Fancy Braid and plain Leghorn and Straw Bonnets, which can be afford od at unusually low prices. FAY A. K1LBOURNE. WOOL. T YMAN REED &. CO., (Successors to Reed, Hurd & J Co..) General Comnustiinn Merchants, tfostun. Hj Particular attention paid to the sale ot wnol. and 1ID- ral advances mode ou consignments. may io..uiy. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. T AMPS and Bunds) India Rubber Cloth ami n hipsj Oil Cloth and Alois; f stent Lcnllicrand omuingsj Patent Cloth and Dash Frames ) Light Frames and Tassclls j Springs and Axles. GERE, ABBOTT & CO. A DUOS' SHOES. Just received a lino esnrtinont i ol' Ladies' French Morocco and Kid Grecian Ties and Buskins, at the sinn of the Golden Boot, which are selling oil choaper thin ever before aold in thia city. " . , ti it iriltlllir T jan zu. r. T ATEST STYLES DRESS GOOUS. lJ Cameo Tissues, Grenadines, Crystslines, Silk and Wool nrogos, plain and fancy, one door eouiu oi lapnoi nnuse. April 2 . .d. M. GOODING, LUMBER! LUMBER I The subscriber has on hand for sale at his Steam Saw Mill, 3 miles west of Columbus, a lame and complete assortment of Country Lumbor of almost every variety and description. Having reeled Drv Mouses, will also have s large quantity of sea- aoned flooring on am) alter the 1st of March. Also, a quantity of Reftise Lumber that will be sold at reduced pricea. All good orders for Lumber will be prompt ly attended to. reo.o..ii.j m. i. i.ii . . I- AMP OIL. 300 gallons Bleached Winter Strained J Sperm Oil, a superior article : 200 gallons Whole Ooil, for sole hy FAY & Kll. BOURNE, nee. I. No. l.W, High Street. SAWS. MILL, cross-cut, ripping, hond, pannel, circular, wetiii, bock, butchers' and compass saws, at the sign ot" tha ine!!4. liILT fAULUta. MACHINE CARDS ol the best quality. both in sheets and lellels, for sale less than the market price, by GLnr,, Annul i iu,, May 4. Sign of the Gilt Padlock. McCULLY'S WINDOW GLASS. l.W boxes assorted, from 7 x SI to ai X ai, for sale very low by glkk, a iwiu i i ec Moy 4. Sign of the Gilt Padlock. MACHINE CARDS. 1(10 sets ol Machine Lards, iust received from the .Manufactory at Leiccater.Mas- siichusetts, and for sale at No. 16'J, High street. ' r i tr i. L'll firvl r D K f 1)PC. 7. r AI Ob lU.iDUUIMl&. IX TARKET BASKETS. Willow Market UaskeU, lvi. a line article, at the GILT PADLOCK. Oct. I. SELLING OUT VERY CHEAP. OUR stock or Summer Goods may be had lor cosh, exceedingly low. Call soon at angl, M. GUUDINU. 100 dozen Files, OF Spear dt Jackson, Mottram, llibotson, Butcher and other celebrated makers, for sale at the sign of the April 7. lilLl fAiu.ui.ri. NO. 101 HIGH STREET. ONE HUNDRED pairs Eliptic Springs lor buggies and carriagea, just received and for sole at the sign or tha Sept. 10. gilt i-aululh. SMITH'S VICES "F Domestic Manufacture, the best in the market, lor yj sale at the sign of the GILT PADLOCK. Sept. ia Solar Lnrd Lampa, 0 F Cornelius A. Co.. manufacture. Also, Lamp Trim- ) mingo of all kinds, wholesale or retail, by Feb. l" W. A. PLATT A. CO., Ail Hum. PRUNING SHEARS, Ac Budding and pruning knives, bush hooks, brier scythes, hoes, rakes, spades, idea trowels, grass hooks, picks and mattocks, lor sole at e sign of the April 1. GILT PADLOCK. NEW GK)DS. T1A1NTF.RS will fiiift Die best brushes, paints, oils, Tar A nishes. Japan. smalts, japanned tin, pumice atone, sand paper, Ore., c., at the siga ol u,e olr,,nr- TJUM PS. Copper, cistern and well pumps ) also. Doug' A lass' latent rotary pumps, lor ssie ni uic f,u" ". july3. GIL'P PADLOCK. PARASOLS, iiunniYi iwni"r"', -iiv HAMS, Ac This day received another lot of ih. A.,k rhuonble Silk, and Torque Satin Parasols, ao Also, a lew pieces Friendly Ginghams, Bonnet Ribbons, Coronation Lord, etc. Also, Rice Foundation, (a new article for Milliners j Bo. net W hslebones, Blsck and W hile Crape and Crape Liesa e. June 14. M. GOODING. T1RINTS, PRISTS, PRINTS.-A large lot offered A at reduced prices and ao mistake. Call soon st u i,w,iii Ki:'Q May I. One door south or Capitol Hons. T3ICH Dnmnsk Embroidered Table Covert, a XV superior article, just reeved April 26. One door south of the Capitol llouie. STATE DAILY. COLUMBUS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1848 FAIRIIAIf K'8 PATENT PLATFORM Scales and Counter Balances at manufacturer's prices. For snlo by Ul-.ril',, tiinuri- c uo. April 3. Sign of the Gilt Pad Lock. RICH CURTAIN. GOODS 4-4 Oiled Turkey Rod Curtain stuff: also, white lace and embroidered white do. at April 24. .dly. M. GOODING'S. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. SPRINGS, axles, enamelled leather, lace lull, linen cloth, painted canvass, gum cloth, patent leather, brass nals, knobs, bands, light trainee, lampa and joints, at the sign ol the June 24. GILT PADLOCK. RECEIVED BY EXPRESS. VENdava later from Philadelphia, anothet lot of those desirable Fricndlr Ginuhams. Also, a good assortment or Figlish double purple Prints and Chintz Goods, warranted good colors. Call at augSU. M. GOODING'S Genuine Armitage Mousehole Anvils, OOLID box and conimou Vises, for sule nt the sign of the KJA pril I. GILT PADLOCK. Renle nnd I'resses. SEALS Engraved, snd Sent Presses furnished, for Note ries Public, Common Plcss and Supreme Court, Recorders, dec. oVc, at very low prices and short notice, by March 17. W. A. PLATT & CO., Noil House. QEIVES, 25 doi. Scivea, assorted numbers ; of iron, kj brake, and hair, nt the GILT rADLULK. hrasa, and hair, nt the SAWSI SAWS!! 50 Mill Saws, of Cast and German Steel, for sale at the sign of the Dec. 11. GILT PADLOCK. (SHOEMAKER'S TOOLS of nearly every descrip-O tion. for sale at the Shoe and Leather Store of Mar SO, 1817. II. II. KIMBALL. CITY LOTS I OR SALE. TWENTY-SIX ln-lnts, pleasantly situated on tho south-enol port or the city, (title good,) for snlo by Dec. 9, 11117. j. RIDGWAY & CO STARCH. rpilE Columbus Starch Factory is now in operation. The X attention nt dealers and others is requested to tne ueau-til'ul article of Pearl titareh now being made. Countrv Merchants and others aupplicd from the depotat the Ohio Drug Store, by S. CLARK & CO. Cash and the highcat markot price at all times puid for vv Intel l orn. nepi. j. White Lend. Oil nnd Briinhes. rpWENTY bbls. Linseed Oil, in whole and half barrela; X 100 kegs White Lead ; Varnish, Paint and Whitewash Rrtishrt. July Iti. GERE, ABBOTT & CO. ATTENTION I rTMIE undersigned, a Philologist, nnd graduate of acele J. brntcd foreign University, will bo ready to give lessons m the Greek, Latin and German languages, at any hour. Teriua verv low. Keftrenret: Rev. Mr. H. L. Richonls.Drs. Jones fcCnse and Prof Dr Smith. r. JtJIliNStJXV, Dr.ol I'liil. Nov. 18. .dtl'. CALL AT M. GOODING'S, ONF. DOOR SOUTH OF TUK CAPJTOl.IIOUSit, 1 "1THF.RF. vou mnv hnd one of the bestsclccted and mo: VV desirable stock of Fancy and Staple Drv Goeds in tho citv, whicli are nearly ail new, ann were purchased low lor cash, and will he sold aa cheap aa lliey can oe louml any here. April 21.. a. WOOD AND WILLOW WARE. Willow wa-eons and chairs, clothes, work and market boskets. cedar and pine washing tubs, dour and common painted paile, sugar and spice boxes, just received at the sign of the Jllly3. IJlI-l 1'APLUI.N. WIRE DISH COVERS. A few setts left, nt the sign of the july3. GILT PADLOCK. CORSETS CORSETS, WHITE and Urown, Plain and Embroidered, of the best quality, offered low by aug2U. M. GOODING. DECIDEDLY SWEET. 8UI1L3. home made Mignr, well drained, all manniactureo at the celebrated Union county campa. Those who mav wish to eat delicious country molasses at this season, woiild do well to call and try somo our sugar, which will be sold cheap, wholesale or rotuil, by HI. IHJUII 1VI, augl. Ono door South of Capitol House. A Til) COPPF.R PLATK PR1NTF.R, Ambos Building. XX Steel, Copper and Wood Engraving, in all its various brnnrlicR. nnallv oxacuted. ISusiiiess, visiting, and rroicssionai uarus engraven snu pr ntcd to order. Stnte, County, Society, and other Seals cngravod on brass or wood. Wood type of all sizes cut to order. Ladies and (ientlemen haviug Card Plates can have Cards printed op short notice. junc'iUdtf. Watrhes, Jewelry, Wlvcr-Wnrr, Lninps, e.f It. Win. A. I'latt dr to., (in me neu jionse,; HAVE ou baud a good assortment ot Watches, Jcwelrv, Silver-Ware, tSour Jsimp, Perfumery, Spectacles. (Concnve. Convex and Perifocal.) Dia-niond pointed Gold Pens, (bent maker',) Gold and Silver Pencils nnd Thimbles. Comlis, Brushes for the Hair, Clothes and Teeth, Plated and Britania Castors, Candlesticks, Cnke Baskets and Tea-Sets, superior Razors, ( war- rmxtea.) rocket Knives and scissors, genuine t lemmings Needles, best quality, Pistols with one and ail barrels. Clocks, Lamp Glass and Lamp Wick, Watch Makers' Tools and Materials. tVc. dec, all of which they are now selling at very low prieee. Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired by experienced workmen and warranted. Also.sealsKngraveclforiSotariei County snd State officers. Societies, &c. &c., and Seal Presses of an excellent and cheap construction furnished ai short notice. Dec. 15. E. GAVER. MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 10(), HIGH STREET. (Opposite United States Hotel,) ANNOUNCES to his old customers and the public generally, that he has int received a splendid assortment of Rrofldclothfi, CfiKsimcres and Vesting, of all colors and qualities, together, with suitable trimmings. Also, a full assortment of Summer Cloths, Linens, ftc. Ac. fnr Coots and Pants. AH of which will be made up to order in the latest style, on (he shortest notice, ai.d warran ted to ht in all enses READY MADE Cf.OTHINfl Got on with eroat care at very moderate pricea. Special attention will be paid to cutting all garments for Genu, as well as Juveniles. (p Latest Fashions just received. XI May29..dfm. SEED STORE & AGRICLLTURAL WARE- KUU.TI. fAVw Ftort, next door li es! of the Pott Office.) JUST received, a large and general assortment of Gar-Ann Fiki.d Sr.rits, embracing every desirable va rietv adapted to this climate. Jow is the time to obtain seeds for choice vegetables, as planting time is at hand And to the ladies we have to offer a select and large vari ety of Flatter Heed. Catalogues of seeds and fruit trees at the store. A Iso. in stort. Pratt's Corn rianter. which the farmers are generally invited to call and examine, together with ploughs, 6lc. 60 boshels timothy seed, osage ornwre, and mnstnrd seed : also, on consignment, a large lot of fruit trees, for sale very low. Anction The room is now ready for the reception ol goods to be sold at public sale, and we shall exert ourselves to give satisfaction to all who may favor os with goods to be sold in that manner. jstv. utnn. April 8..dtf. New Tailoring nnd Dry Goods Establishment. L. P. PRESTON & CO., ( Aw 201, High street. Corner of Kirh Street,) TT AV1NG mtu red the services of Mr. Srwri.l, as fore- XX man, (whose well known skill in fitting needs no praise,) and also tome of the best journeymen Tailors in the city, are prepared to manufscture all kinds of clothing in the neatest manner, and on short notice. Cutting for others to make up, and repairing, will be promptly attended to. ThM ) ilm enl srtred their store room, and are receir- ing a large supply of Dry Goods ; so they can safely say hey have one of the most desirable assortments of both Dry Good$ nd Clothing in tht City. N. B. Groceries. Boots, Shoes. Hats. Cans, Bonnets, Ate., alwava on hand, at price that will not fail to suit Boyera. Columbus, April 13, 1847.. .tw. OURNAL BOOKS & STATIONERY. JOSEPH R. SCROGGS, BookttUtr and Stationer, opposite the Mate I owe. REVOLUTION. In comequcce of the recent reT-olution in France, and the present eicited state of Ku rope, the mbscribcr lellinc liooki, Stationery. eVc. at greatly reduced pricoi. His slock of Books. Statiouerj, Paper Hangings, &c.f is Terr full, and great tiarcains arm to be hod. " 1'rogress " is the word, and wa into nil selling on verr low, to moke room for a new stock. I'urcltQsers will find it to their advantage to en II on us first and lnt. " So mote it bo." April 13.1 J. R. SCUOGGS. irANDIIOOK OF Young Artists and Amateurs in Oil Painting being chiefly a compilation from the celebrated Manual ol Ilouvier. and others. The whole id an led. bv the method of its arrangement, and the completeness of its detail, as well for a text book in Academics, of both sexes, as for self-instruction; with a new explanatory and critical vocabulary! for snle by Feb.ai. J. K. S(, HOGGS. PAriJt 1IANGINGS.-A choice and well selected asifortnii'iit ol" nvirv varietv and nricn. from ttlrfl to 518 per di-zon bolts; Horde ring of almost every description, vnrying in price from 26c to 2,50 per strip, of 10 yds. e invito panicuiar attention 10 me anove rapera snd Bordering!, iscling confident that the v will com no re favor- ablv with anv other stock in the citv. For sale at the Book store of March 251 J. It. SCROGGS. FITCH ON CONSUMPTION. SIX Lectures 011 the usos of the Lungs, snd causes, pre vention, and euro of Consumption, Asthma, and disea ses of the Heart. These lectures are intended as a dircc tor to all classes, (both male and female.) in the prevention and cure of those fatal maladies, (.root truths are herein tnutrlit. which, if fully under.tood. implicitly believed, and judiciously followed, will, we doubt not, lead to in almost total annihilation ot fulmonary Consumption. r or sale uy augo. j, it. StliUuup. 1NDKI.LIIILE INK. HARRISON'S Columbiuu Indellible Ink, said to be the best ever manufactured, and requiring no preparation in its use. For sale by J, R, LSCROGGS. sepfi. PKKSCOTT'S WORKS COMPLETE. Ferdinand and Isabella, 3 vols. Conquest of Mexico, 3 vols. Conquest of Peru, vols. Miscellany, 1 vol. For sale by augiif. J. R. SCROGGS. WILCOX'S DIGEST. ADIGF.ST of the first lb vols, of the Ohio Reports, containing all the caBes ever reported at law and in equity in tho Supreme Court of the State of Ohio in Bank, by r. li. Wilcox. Just puuiislicd and lor sale ty aug30. J. R. SCROGGS. STANDAItl) WORKS. HISTORY ol the United States of Nerlh America, from the plantation of the British Colonies till their assumption of National Independence, in 4 vols. For salo bv augSU. J. R. SCROGGS. UI1KAKY OF GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, EMRKACliNG History, Biography, Astronomy, Architec ture, Natural History, Poetry, Tale, Sic , &c, einbel lishcd with over !!00 engravings ; emp. Uvo.; and nil for one dollar. For sale at nug30. SCROGGS'. THE MELODEON. A CHOICE selection of Songs, Duetls.Quarlctts. Rounds Waltzes and Marches, w ith a history of music, and illustrated with numerous engravings. Price 25 cts. for sale st augau. onuuua-. LOUD BOLINGISROKK'S works complete, 4 vols., includimr his life, together wild additional n formation relative to his personal and public character, n- or salo by augm j. k. bluuhus. BANCROFT'S History of the United KtRtes 3 vols. For sale by augl28. J. R. SCROGGS. RAILROAD COMPLETE FROM CINCINNATI TO SANDUSKY CITY. tittle Miami Huilroad Change of J lourtt Connecting with the Mad Jlivir and J.uke Erie Railroad at Fpritifijield. ON and aftor Saturday, September 2d, Ifllfl, until further notice, Passenger Trains will run as follows: Leve Depot Fast Front street, at 7j o'clock, A. M., and S o'clock, P. M., for Milford, Foster's Crossings, Deer lie Id, Morrow, Waynesville, Spring Valley, Xenia, Vellow Springs and Springfield. Returning, leaves Springfield at 4 o'clock, A. M., and 3 o'clock. P. M. Psssengers for New York, Boston, and intermediate points, should tuke the o'clock, P. M. Train, which pioceeds directly through to Sandusky City. Passengers for Columbus, Zanesville, Wheeling, and intermediate towns, should take the o'clock, A.M., Train. The Ohio Stage Company are running the following Jinea in connection with the Trains : A Daily Daylight Lino to Columbus from Springfield in connection with the Morning Train from Cincinnati. Also, Daily Lines to Columbus, from Xenia snd Springfield, connecting with the 1 o'clock, P. M., Train from Cincinnati.Excursion Tickets to and from Sandusky City, 50 to and from Kuilalo, ,.(. Fare from Cincinnati to Xenm 1 W '4 Springfield 1 m ' Sandusky City 7 00 " BullaU 10 00 " Columbus 4 60 Passemrers for Buffalo will save two mii.LARS by taking through tickets st Cincinnati, For other inlormntion and 1 1 iron 2 h Tickets, apply ai the Ticket OHice, on Broadway, near Front St., Cincinnati. sop III. W. ii. vLp.ftibft if puperinienncnt. W. E. IDE, M. D., (Of the late firm of Crane hie, Cincinnati.) HAS permanently located in Columbus, and tenders his services in every branch of Dental Surgery. Among the improvements that he Ims acquired, by more than tea ears extensive practice ann intercourse wun me pnneaPM'ii, le inritcs attention to the following : 1st. A substitute for tUe file in nearly all eases of pluging teeth, by which the pain is very materially diminished. 2d. A method of introducing the gold, by which fillings are much more compact and durable. 3d. A mode of adapting plale teeth, by which an easy fit is rendered more certain, and danger of injury to the natural ones almost entirely obvinted. Otlice for the present, at the dwelling ot the late m. jcw ett. Jour -J.. iltl. OHIO MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. Fire find Life Insurance. THIS Company continues to take risks on Lives and Property, on the most approved principles of Mutual Insurance. Fire Department. fry The average cost of Insurance in this Depart ment,is less than one-fourth per cent, per annum. t'ohcies issued on the mutual or casn pian at me op tion of the applicant. 1, lie jjepanmem. Policies on Lives issued daily at one-half the usual rates of premium. N. B. Advantages made available on two or more contin grncies. For information, apply at the office, Carpenter's Building, between the Exchange and Citv Banks, High street, Co I 1'IVIIVl'IIV i- 1 L L-I'l'll Sept. lb, IJVI51wy. Secretary. EI RE FIR E FI R E. THE HROTr. TloK Inm HAiv r. Compakt, of llartfoid, Conn., continue at their auency in tins city to insure Dwelling Houses, Stores and Warehouses, Mills. Manufactories, etc., and the contents of each, together with every other similar aperies ot property, aoaisst loss on dam age ht riRK. j ne rates ot premium oncreu are as tow as those of anv other similar institution t and settlements of losses characterized by the well known liberality of Uus long established Company. vmce in tne city bank tsuildmg. op stairs. Oct. I3..lyd. J. WM. BALDWIN. Agent. Columbine liiMiranre Compiiny. fire and Marine. This Company continues to insure everyspecies of build ing, and the furniture, marhinerv. roods, warea and niercan- dizes and other property contained therein, against lose or aamsge dt nre ; also, steamboats snn sll sail vessels, ano tne cargoes of steamboats, sail vessels, keel-boats, flat-boats and other water-craft, against the perils of seas, lakes and rivera on the most favorable terms. A. S. CHEW, June I, IB44. dtf. Htcrettny A RARE CHANCE FOR PRINTERS. FOR sale, the materials of a Printing OHice. consisting chiefly of a power press, price jOUO ; 360 lbs. of smsll pica, 340 Ibe. of long primer. 400 lbs. of bourgeois, (nearly sew, I JO lbs. ot minion. 100 lbs. of brevier, imposing stones, eases, stands, stirks. galleys, chases, sVe., etc. An nppor-tanity might be afforded to a suitable person to psy in part for the materials, by printing a weekly religions newspaper. A Isrire and extended job office might be conducted. Address, post paid, the pnhiiphers of the WESTERN CHRISTIAN JOURNAL, April 17. .dtf. Columbus, Ohio. NUMBER 92. OiJSClJV jNATI. SOUTIIGATE, HAWTHORN & CO., have in store and fnr sale on liberal terms, 60 hf and qr pipes Alexandre Seignetfe Brand? j 25" Alaglnry Brandy. Vintage l18j 10" " " J. B. Gcnlard do. " l05j 15" Otnrd, Dupuy & Co.. doj 5 " Lafavette doj 10" J.J.'Duduv dot 60 qr casks Madeira Wines, various Brands; 100 Port do do do do; 60 " " Sherry do do 30 " Sweet Malaga do 25 " Ory do do SO cases Cabinet Champaign Wine j do j doj oil baskets iapoieon ao ooj 20 Sun 6l Eagle doj 10 " Crown do do; SO " Unidsick do do; 50,000 Regalia Cigars, various brands; 10 tierces Calabria Liquorice, " in mass" GO boxes Cut and Dried Cue wing Tobacco t 100 " Mo, 12s Tobacco. our own brand;" 1(H) " " lbs do do; l(Ml Va. " do various brands 100 " " " do do do; 100 bogs Rio Coffee) 60 " Old Gov't Java Coffeoj 10 I'imento: 60 baskets Sallad Oil; SO chests do do in flasks ; SO cases Rudishcimerbeig 44 Rhine Wine " 10 " Sparkling Hock S00 brls Bourborn Whisky, 3 to 8 years old; 0 puncneons 01. Croix numj 2 ' Jamaica do; 10 pipes Pino Apple Gin t SOUTIIGATE. HAWTHORN & CO.. Cincinnati, May 4. i Columbia st. SCOTCH ALE AND LONDON PORTER 60 casks Scotch Ale, J. & R. Tenuenl's brand; 60 do London Porter, R. Byass' do. In store and for sale by SOUTHGATE. HAWTHORN & CO., augl 5. 24 Columbia st. miAMPAGNE. y 6 60 baskets Haustick Champagne, In pints and quarts; Xi3 oo enquot do inqts; SO do Cabinet do do. 60 do sundry brands ; In store and for sale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN At CO., augl 5. 24 Columbia st. BURGUNDY PORT WINE. 75 qr ens In Burgundy Port Wine, F. Duran's brand, in store and for sale by SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN & CO., auglS. Mo. 2t, Columbia st., Cincinnati, CLARET. 'jO boxes Claret, sundry brands, in store and for sale bv SOUTHGATE, HAWTHORN it, CO., augl5. 24 Columbia st SIX TWIST TOBACCO. 100 kegs Southgatc, Hawthorn & Co's No. 6 twist Tobacco, in store and for sale by SOUTIIGATE, HAWTHORN & CO., nugl5. 24 Columbia st. ROOKS AND STATIONERY. THE subscriber having withdrawn from the firm of Der by. Bradley Sc Co., will continue the business ot Pub-liehiiiff and Bookselling under the (inn of H. W. Herbv & Co.. at No. 145 Main street ; and on the 10th of April, opened an entire new stork of Law, Miscellaneous, Theological, School and Classical Hooks, together with a lull assortment of Staple and Fancy Stationery. The experience he has had in buying books for the Western country, has enabled him to purchase the present new stock upon terms that will be in advantage to those of hit mends ami customers, who may luvnrnim with thfir orders. And they can rely upon nnding at all times, a tun stock on hand ; and orders by mail, or otherwise, for quantities, or single volumes of books, will receive prompt attention. Cincinnati, April m. 11. w. ulkhi. . TO THE PURLIC. HAVING completed our new Piano and Tea Warerooma, and received our first shipments, consisting of 36 splen did Pianos, and 300 chests choice Teas, we invite purchasers and dealers in those articles to call and examine our stock which will be replenished weekly. Our Tens aro purchased for cush direct from Importers, and our Pianos being from the manufactory of Stodart & Dunham, iew ora, cannot be equalled in tne U. states. The Pin no Saleroom is over the Tea Warerocms, and oc cupies the whole upper part of the building. Peas put up in 4 and j pound packages, of better quality, in better style, and at lower prices than of any of the East ern packing bouses. SMITH & NIXON, n. t. corner in and walnut streets, Cincinnati, u. augl. MGIITNIN; RODS. Oice and Manufactory on Sixth ttretl, between Main and Walnut, C'tnn'nnafi, Ohio. SPKATTS Patent SpiralTwisted Carboniied Iron Lightning Roda, in ten leet lengtha, with Glasa lsolaters and Brass screw, connecting ioiots, improved Metalic Attach mcnta for brick or frame, togetlior with his Cylinder throe prong'd Copper head, mounted with fifteen silver points, which nave tne power ol ante ann silently cliscnnrging tne sir of its superabundant electricity, more than any rod ever brought before the public, so that any buildings, sufficiently prnviilcd with these rods, aro beyond a doubt, safe from the awful consequences of lightning ; these roda are so easily arranged thnt any one can readily attach them. The im mense patronage and extensive use of these Lightning rte-pellers, proves how satisfactory they are received by the public. Hollow GiltCopper Balls and Weather Vanes for Churches, Sec. Price only ten cents per foot, which includes the Head, Glass Isolaiera, Metallic Attachment, packing and all charges. Distant orders promptly forwarded. An allowance to 1TJ" Mr. JOHN BURR, of Columhua, it appointed Agent of the Manufacturer for the aale of tho above named Lightning Rods, with whom orders mny be left. May 8. .6m a.A.BIDWKI.I. JOSIAH DRAKI.1 G. A. niDWEI.L Ar CO., Commimion and Produce Merchants, No. 13, West Front St., Cincinnati. LIBERAL Cash Advanceamade on consignments of Produce or other merchandize. KKrzn TO Measick, Taylor & Watts, Dngget'e &. Bruce, John Kugler, James Calhoun, T. II. Yoatman, Marsh &. Co. M. Kugler A- Son, Ellis & Morton, L. Worth ington. Dec. 17. -dly. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. WF. beg leave to inlorn the Merchants of the Western country that we are now receiving in addition tn our former etrock a very extensive varietv of Goods in the Hard ward line, of American, English and German manufacture. We particularly request the Merchants to sn examination of our stock before they make their purchases in other markets, as we are confident that our prices will be found corresponoinuiy inw wun tnose ot new York and other r.aa tern cities. Our stock is comprised in part of the following i I ollin's, Simmon's, and Mann's Axes Mill and X Cut Saws; Grass snd Grain Scythes Scythe Sneaths; Sickles t Hay ami Manure Forks Ilamcs Tracee Hoes; Antila Shovels and Spades ; And Looking Glasses. Also, a complete assortment of Shelf Hardware. Prompt and particular attention will be given to all or-ders entrusted to our care. MEAD ox WINSTON. March 4. .t-wtf. No. 16 Pearl street, Cincinnati. QIIPKRIOR COLORED DAGl'ERRE-O OTYl'i; The tuhscriber would respectfully aa nounce to the citizens of Columbus and its vicinity, that he has taken rooms in Ambos' block, where he is prepared to eiecute Daguerreotype likenesses,by sn improved process, wnicn gives to tne picture a murb noerlono man mooes oi operating. Persons wishing anything in the line of this art. are respectfully invited to call at his rooms. Perfect satisfaction given, or no charge. rersons are taught the art or taking iixenesses ano preparing all kinds of Chemicals used by Dsgnerresn artists, on he most reasonable terms. H A. STOUUHTON. Oct 30. .dtf. DAGUERREOTYPES FOR 91,00. DAGI KKRK.OTVI'ES can be bsd for a short time at STOUGHTON'S ROOM for Ihe small sum of ONE DOLLAR! Thote who would proenre a likeness at that price musl call soon, for the subscriber continues in Columbus but a short time longer. Room in Ambos' block opposite State buildings. julyHdtl. E. A. ST0UGHT03. BOOKS & STATIONERY. (. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON, Uookiellen and Stationer, lliitk ttrtet, PIONEER HISTORY, B BY I. r. IIII.IIKKTIf, M. V-, or SMIIfZTTA. . , " ""count of tha first examinationa of til Okio Valley, and tho narlv .olrlnm.nl nl tl,. Nnr!irai!. T.rrllory, chiefly from oriiiaal manuscripts, containing th. papers of Col. Cieoma Morgan) thoae of Jud. Jiark.r tlx diaries of Joseph Bual ami Jnl.n M.tih.w. 1 th. r.. cords of the Ohio Company, Itc.i one volutin, 0o muslin, price $lfiO. r rom mi unnnnnH Caronfcle. " A most auspicious ueainainir it ia. In a book aost ralusble in its facta, interesting ia ju tiews of earlr mannora, and a monument both to th, i'ionoersof the Stat., and the skill and diligence of its author. We know th qualifications of Dr. tlildreth fur such a work, and they ar. such as few men possess, and giro at once authenticity and iaiua u in. Biaiemems. nor hut. me ruuiisnere been wanting in anything, which accuracy and typography and beauty in appearance, could communicate to the matter of Ui. writer." From the Cincinnati Allot. 41 Aa a SDACitnnn nt' th Arts, it ia erftditahU tn the Publishers, and aa a literary performance, it ii saluabi. from the mass of facts which it adds to what lias already been preaenred of our early history. " Dr. 11. ia one of thoae who hare generoualy labored in ihe causa of science and letters, and to whom the public it already much indebted. " The work contains a full account of the first settlement of Marietta, and Washington counlv. in Ohio, anil ia curious as well aa instructing, on account oi' the particularity of its details, at well as their undoubted authenticity." rrom we itncmrum uazene, " The Volume IS one ot Brent interest, and hsa been gotten out in a style at once beautiful and substantial. The work baa thus original historical value, such aa will doubtless cause it to be sought after with avidity. Its pe rusal will be attended with intense interest, for its plaii eventful, authentic account of the 1'ioucer History of tl the Weat, From the Louuville Courier. "Mr. Hildreth eujoya an extensive reputation throughout the West aa a close and patient observer, and it not loss known for his accuracy. In all tilings relating to the early history of tho West, he is known to be one of the most zealoua of men in the collection and nraservatinn of everything thnt can illustrate the early day of settlement, and one ol tho moat honest in recordin these interesting pieces of information. "The chapter' on the early ami preaentclimate of Ohio, with the natural productions of tho country,' is one of much interest, anu one mat could scarcely iiave been written by any man in tho Weat but Mr. Hildrelh." For sale at the bookstore of july27. I. H. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. JUST IN TIME. ANECDOTES and Biographical sketches of Martin Van Buren, John Van Buren, Levi Woodbury, William L. Marcy, with the lives and opinions of Benjamin Franklin Butler, United Statea District Attorney for the Southern District ol JSew York, and Jcsie Ilnvt. formerly Collecor of Customs for the port of New York s also, interesting incidents and sketches of Stephen Allen, George F. Barker, James Gordon Bennett, Samuel K. Belts, Isaac W. Bishop, Francis P. Blair, Walter Uowne, C. C. Cambrelliag, Moses J.Cantinc, J. J. Coddington, W. H. Crawford, Edwin Croswell, John W. Edmonds, Azariah C. Flagg, Loren. 10 Hoyt. Jeromna Johnston, Isaac Kibbe, Cornelius VV. Anderson, Isaac Q. Leake, Chas. L. Livingston, Edward Livingston, Mordecai M. Noah, Thaddeua Fhelps, Elijah F. I'urdy, Hogor Skinner, FeterVV. Spiece, Samuel Swartwout, Enos T. Troop, Henry Ulshocffcr, Samuel Young, and their friends and political associatea. By Wm. L. Mackenzie. The toils of law (what dark insidious men Have cumbrous added, to perplex the truth, And lengthen simple justice into trado) How glorious was the day that saw these broke And every man within the roach of right. Thompion't Seatoru. Price 37 cts. For sale at the bookstore of sepl. 1. JV. WHITING & HUNTINGTON MASTER MASONS' DIPLOMAS. MASTER Masons' Diplomat beautifully engraven on parchment. The Craftsman, and Free Mason's Guide, containing a delineation of the Rituals of Free Masonry, with the Emblems and explanationa so arranged as greatly to facilitate in acquiring a knowledge of the rites and ceremonies of the several degrees, from Entered ADnrcntice to that of Select master, ana tne urder ol rriesthood j by Cornelius Moore j 1 vol. I iniu. The Templar's Chart, or Hiorotrlvnhic Monitor, contain ing all the Emblems and Hieroglyphics explained in the valiant and magnanimous orders ol K nights of the Red Cross, K nights Templars, and Knights of Malta g designed and du ly urrungea ngreenuiv to tne moue Ol wort and lecturing by Jeremy L. Cross, K.R.C., K.T., K.M., Atc.jl vol. 12mo. Cross' Free Mason's Chart) 1 vol. l'2mo. Davis' Free Mason's Monitor; containing a delineation of the fundamental principlea of Free Masonry, etc., Ate. by 7. A. Davia t 1 vol. 12mo. r or aale at the bookstore of auglf). 1. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. SUPPLEMENT TO WILCOX'S DIGEST OF TUB OHIO KfcfUllTS. THE subscribers have in press, and will publish in a few weeks, a Supplement to Wilcox t Digest of the Ohio Reports, containing a digest of the 13lh,l Uh, loth and loth vols, of the Ohio Reports, which, in connection with hi. digest of the 12 preceding volumes, will form a full and com plete oigest ot all tne Uluo Keports from the first organisation of the Court in Bank to the close of the term lor 11)17 '48. With a General Index to the whole woik. and a complete list of all the names of cases, ice, ice. By P. B Wilcox, Attorney at Law, To accommodate those merabors of the Bar who have the digest of the first volumes of the Reports, a ufficient nura- ocr oi tne supplement will he bound up by itself. julyl'J. I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. GEN. TAYLOR'S OLD ROUGH AND READY SONGSTER. AVERY neat and excellent collection of Songt, well adapted for the eoming campaign. ' When Washington and Jackson fled Folks thought our race of heruea deadj But freedom tn hor aoil still steady, Seat gallant Taylor, the "Hough and Ready." Hurrah, hurrah, Hurrah, hurrah, . Both night and day with voices steady, Shout for our gallant " Rongh and Heady." Price 64 cts. For sale at the bookstore of eepll. I. N. WHITING at HUNTINGTON. NEW BOOKS. EDWARD VERNON j or Alv Cousin's Story. A pleasant tale for an idle hour I vol.; by E. V. Childa. A Whim and its consequences j by G P. R. James ; one of the most interesting novels that has emanaled from the author's pen ; I vol. story ot tne reninsuiar war; ny i.enerai cnaa. William Vane,M arquess of Londonderry, G. C. B.,G. C. H. Com-pleto in two parts. Just received and for aale by aug.. I. n. whitinu et HUfVl'INGTuN. MORFIT'S APPLIED CIIEMMTRYl CHEMISTRY applied to the manufacture of snap and candles. A thorough exposition of the nrincinlet snd practice of trade, in all their minutin, based upon the moat recent discoveries in science and improvements in trts, il lustrated wun one nunurea and aeventyengravinga on wood, uy iampoeii worm, practical ana analytical chemiat. For sale at the bookstore of stp. I. N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. DEBATE on Universnlism, held in Cincinnati, O., from March 24fh 10 April 1st. 1845. between tha Rev. E. M. Pingree and Rev. N L. Rice, in 1 vol. r or ssie ai uie oooastore ot aug31. I. N. WHITING It HUNTINGTON. JOHN O. ADAMS. TULOGY on the Life anil Character of John Ouincv Ad. J ams, delivered belore tho citizens of Columbus, April 8, IIII8, by A. F. Perry, Esq. Pamphlet, 24 pagea, 10 cts. sepld. I. N. WHITING &. HUNTINGTON. TH EH ATTLE OF BUENiTTISTA- THE battle of Buena Viata, with the operations of the " Army of Occupation," for one month ; with a map of the country near Buena Vista, and a plan of Ihe battle i by James Henry ( arloton, Captain in tbe first regiment of Dra goons I vol. Umn. This day received at the bookstore of augll. 1. N. WHI TING &. HUNTINGTON. JAMES' NEW WORK. GOWRIE,or,theKing'tl'loti by G. P. R. Jamet : price 2j cents. r Jane Eyre, an autihioirranhv. Edited h Cnmn Retl. Another new supply. Price 23 cents. i ne i enact or Wildfell Hall. By Acton Bell, author of Withering Heightbs." 1 vol. l2mo. The Swiss Familv Kohinsnn i tli tint .nH mttrnnA Swi.a New edition i vols. 18mo. 1 Ins day received at the bookstore of "gH- 1. N. WHITING &. HUNI'INGTON. FREDRIKA KKF.MER'S NEW WORK. TIROTHEKS and S:slers,a tale of domestic life, by rred-JD rika Bremer. Translated from the original unnubliahed manuscript, by Mary Howitt. Price 25 cts. ins nvmg rtooin, and otner Islet lor youth, by Joseph Alden. D. D.j 1 vol. "g5. I, N. WHITING & HUNTINGTON. REV. ALBERfBARNES' NEW WORK. NOTES, Explsnstory and Practical, on the General Kpie-tlea of Jsmes, I'eier. John and Jude. By Rev. Albert Barnes ; 1 vol. Just published. Complete sets of Barnes' Notes, for ssle st the bookstore of sngS. 1. N. WHITING It HUNTINGTON. THE TAYLOR ANECDOTE NOOK. THE Taylor Anecdote Book. Anecdotes of Zachary Taylor, and the Mexican War. By Tom Owen, the bee-hunter. Together with a brief life of (Jen. Taylor, and his lettere. Illustrated with engravings. Price 25 eta. Juit received at the bookstore of aug2l. 1. N. WHITING Jr. HUNTINGTON.